Passing SAP messages from Bapi

Hi all.
I have created a BAPI. In this, There are some messages which are type I and some which are type E. Now this bapi has to integrate with EP. Will these messages be passed on to EP as it is or do I have to do something special about it. Please help
Thanks

Here is a part of the code which I did in my bapi to pop up the message:
loop at T_BAPI_ENTERTAINMENT_IMPORT2.
    if T_BAPI_ENTERTAINMENT_IMPORT2-amount > T_BAPI_ENTERTAINMENT_EXPORT-BET01.
      message 'Amount cannot be greater than basic salary' type 'E'.<<<<<<<<<<
    else.
      ITAB_zentertainment-persno = BAPI_PERSNO.
      ITAB_zentertainment-ZMONTH = t_BAPI_ENTERTAINMENT_IMPORT2-ZMONTH.
      ITAB_zentertainment-ZYEAR = T_BAPI_ENTERTAINMENT_IMPORT2-ZYEAR.
      ITAB_zentertainment-AMOUNT = t_BAPI_ENTERTAINMENT_IMPORT2-AMOUNT.
      ITAB_zentertainment-CURRENCY = t_BAPI_ENTERTAINMENT_IMPORT2-CURRENCY.
      INSERT INTO ZENTERTAINMENT VALUES ITAB_ZENTERTAINMENT.
      concatenate 'Claim for the month ' t_BAPI_ENTERTAINMENT_IMPORT2-ZMONTH space space 'Inserted' into var separated by space.
      message var type 'I' . "with 'Claim for the month Inserted'. <<<<<<<<<<
    endif.
endloop.
Please let me know what to do with respect to the code above.
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